Erie residents attend cancer society meeting and more
Allan Rubin of Pennsylvania Electric Company and several Erie residents join a Erie County Chapter American Cancer Society meeting in Erie as the 1963 campaign is planned. Other items note Wayne Skinner earning a master’s in art at Penn State and various travels and visits by local families across Pennsylvania and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Rubin
Pennsylvania Electric Company
D. Armour Tillistrom
Mead Avenue
H. Martin Keppel
East Columpis Avenue
Erie County
American Cancer Society
Erie
Pittsburgh
Erie Tech
Norwin High School
Irwin
Lou Hanna
Victor Cragg
Ronald Schrecengost
David Yard
Harold McLean
Robert Loveland
Thomas Hughes
Michael Hanna
Patsey Notte
David Boland
Wayne Edward
Skinner
Wayne Skinner
South Center
Sweet
Will
Pennsylvania State University
Theodore Swanson Sr
Basex Street
Wayne Prather
North East
Peebles
Marion Street
New Mexico
West Virginia
William Donaldsons
Nancy Lynn
Edyth Ann
Spring Creek
R. A. Jackson
Walter Maxwell
Boyd Eggland
Eggland
Anna West
East Street
Lena Halfast
West Park Place
Panama Canal Zone
Sgt
I/c
Richard Halfast
Richard
Kenny
Maryin
Florida
Edward McElroy
Fort Myers
George Litsinger
Mount Dora
McElroys
Litsingers
Corry
Arthur Pitts Sr
Concord Street
Bt. Patrick's
Arthur Pitts Jr
Anson Dyen
Bunkie
Richard Pulling
Pennsylvania Gas Company
YMCA
Butler
Pulling
Eirlea
Erien
Area Seven
John Houghting Jr
Newport
R. 1
United States Navy
Columbus
John Houghtling Sr
West Irving Street
James Paulson
Harry Paulson Jr
West Pleasant Street
Agnes Sutton
Jamestown
Emma Sutton
West Washington Street
Joyce Raupach
105
Brook Street
Cleveland
Woman's Best Friend Paris Burglar Bite Scene
Madame Danielle Gamblin fought with a burglar who broke into her Paris apartment. Her dog intervened on the intruder's side, aiding the thief. The woman was treated for bites on both arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Daniele Gamblin
Rebekahs Welcome Four New Members
The Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge in the JOOF Hall initiated four new members: Mrs. Clayton Burkett, Mrs. Clarence Proper, Mrs. Clifford McCray, and Mrs. George Black. Mr s William Dahl led the business session and officers for the state assembly were discussed. A spring themed lunch followed. Next regular session set for April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Joof Hall
Clayton Burkett
Clarence Proper
Clifford McCray
George Black
William Dahl
Noble Grand
Rebekah State Assembly
Howard Lovelard
Lous Auer
Glenn Gates
Humes Home Hosts Rehoboth Class Meet
The Rehoboth Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met last evening at the West Smith street home of Mr and Mrs Glenn Humes with 20 members and guests. Theodore Van derhoff led a routine session. Delmar Lundeen gave devotions. and refreshments followed. The April meeting will be a combined session with other classes at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Rehoboth
Evangelical United Brethren Church
West Smith Street
Glenn Humes
Theodore Vanderhoff
Seasion
Delmar Lundeen
Rose Waldron
Lulu Aldrich
John Hansen
Dorcas Class Meets With Mrs A Reesink
The Dorcas Class of First Methodist Church met at Mrs Adrian Reesink’s home on East Congress Street with 16 members attending. Mrs Gladys McCloskey led devotions and Miss Ruth Dabletrand presided over the business session urging attendance at next week’s Missionary Conference. Salad refreshments were provided by the hostess with help from Mrs John Ghrn and Mrs Harold Carr. The next session is planned for April 17 at Mrs Leland Johnston’s White Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian Reesink
East Congress Street
Dorcas
First Methodist Church
Gladys McCloskey
Ruth Dabletrand
John Ghrn
Harold Carr
White Street
Leland Johnston
Carter Hill Ladies Aid Meeting at Sorenson Home
The Carter Hill Ladies Aid gathered for an all day session at the Sorenson home. A bountiful tureen dinner was shared at noon. Mrs. Glenn Davis presided after devotions by Mrs. Morris Halfast. The afternoon involved visiting and sewing items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Hill Ladies Aid
Sorenson
T. R Sorenson
R. D
Sherr
Glenn Davis
Morris Halfast
Reed Rater Exchange Vows In Candlelight Church Ceremony
Sherril Reed became the bride of Lawrence Rater in a candlelight ceremony at the First Baptist Church in North East. The couple planned to reside in Sherman after a Florida honeymoon, with Reed a Sherman graduate and employed in Erie, and Rater a Sherman Central School graduate working as a dairy farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migs Overeu Steed, Daaghter
Irene Reed
Erie
Theron Reed
Hermosa Beach
Calif
Lawrence Rater
Leo McGaughey
First Baptist Church
North East
A. Karsh
Joseph Duckett
Dior
Marilyn Coe
Sherman
Charlene Sprayer
Corry
Joan Rater
Carrie Fannon
Norman Rater
Douglas Rouse
Findleylake
Danny Rater
Clymer
Donald Reed Jr
Fall Bazaar Sponsored by Aid Group
An all day bazaar will be sponsored by the aid society. The next session is on April 10 and will be held at the home of Mrs. Glenn Davis of R. D. 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid
Glenn Davis
Farewell Dinner Honor For Corry Jamestown Office Staff
An evening farewell event at Hotel Corry Scene celebrated Anne Thompson Mrs John Maloney and Mrs Leon Cable leaving the Corry Jamestown office. Mrs Thompson, soon married March 30, received a pre nuptial gift. Mrs Maloney and Mrs Cable, expecting, received stork shower favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel
Corry
Anne Thompson
John Maloney
Leon Cable
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Thompson
A. Gordon Wells
Betty Rigby
Robert Grice
Kennedy Speech on Costa Rica Critiques 1950s Myth
President Kennedy claims the 1950s myth of communism building a better system collapsed. He says adversaries must build walls to contain their people and omits a Cubans’ share in freedom and growth in a prepared text. About 10,000 attendees cheer Costa Rica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Cuba
Alliance For Progress
White House
Coburn
Andrew Hatcher
University of Costa Rica
Costa Rica
Muchas Gracias
Cébuette Club Plans Special Meat Tonight
The Coots fette Club meets this evening at the YEW Post home for a special morning event. Mrs Viola Schwab of Meadville, district Cyouiette officer, will preside and conduct an annual inspection. Mrs William Roehrig, chief wrayback, urges all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YEW Post
Viola Schwab
Meadville
William Roehrig
Wrayback
Mayor Charts New Course In Settlement Of NY Paper Strike
New York mayor Roberts Warner announced tentative contracts between eight closed newspapers publishers and the Mailers Union ending a 104 day shutdown. He urged a Local 6 meeting at Madison Square Garden for a second vote on a settlement proposed to speed printer talks. Cleveland’s two papers also faced a 112 day strike with similar disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert F. Warner
Mailers
Wagner
International Typographical Union
Madison Square Garden
Bertram A. Powers
Ias
the Garden
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The
Press & News
Mrs. R. Borstorff Feted At Shower
A Gunner party shower for Mrs. Robert Borstorff was hosted at the R D 4 home of Mrs. Donald Amink with Miss Shirley Yarateh as cohostess. Guests enjoyed spaghetti dinners, games, and prizes, and Mrs. Borstorff received gifts for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ali Stork
Robert Borstorff
Donald Amink
Shirley Yarateh
of Ferry
Melvine Melmyre
Pop Bottle Drive Slated For Tri-Hi-Y
Tri-Hi-Y announces a pop bottle drive on Saturday starting at 1 p m for YMCA World Service. Residents can contact Mrs Clifford Buosink or Charlene Dubrosky to arrange pickup. drive ends at p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ymca World Service
Clifford Buosink
Charlene Dubrosky
Alaska Governor Seeks Missile Bases and More Fighters
Alaska Governor Egan calls for missile bases and expanded air defenses after citing Soviet reconnaissance flights over southwest Alaska. He warns the Far North faces a continuing danger greater than that posed by Cuba and urges stronger protection for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaman
Alaska
Uov Win
AL Egan
Egan
Cuba
Israel Urges German Curb on Scientists Aiding Missiles
Golda Meir urged restricting German scientists aiding the United Arab Republic in developing offensive missiles. Israel claims private Germans abroad can work where they please but warned of Nazi era motives behind the effort. Bonn aides kept silent pending official word on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOM
Germany
Konrad Adenguer
Israel
United Arab Republi
Bonn
Golda Meir
U.A.B
Adenauer
Hospital Considers Parking Area and Lighting Upgrades
Vorry Memorial Hospital directors met to plan a spring parking expansion for employees and to explore heavier electrical service for emergency lighting. They approved attendance at a hospital officials’ assembly in Atlanta City, N J, and a correspondence course for a medical librarian. February care reports show 283 patients, 26 births, 10 deaths, nine major operations and 30 minor procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vorry Memorial Hospital
Edgar Alexander
Atlanta City
N. J
American Hospital Association
Estaff
Christensen
Ghrlalansen
Elston
Fuller
Haw
Kafferlin
Pitcavage
Hussar Sill
Slattery
Vaughn and Wurm
Man Killed By 4 000 Volts At Construction Site
Albert Bartell, 41, of Marietta, a construction worker for C and C Construction Co. of Fort Wayne Indiana, died after a crane boom touched a 4 000 volt line. Witnesses say he stood on the ground holding a crane cable when the accident occurred yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
sopibuaLs, Au
Albert Bartell
Marietta
Bartell
C & C Construction Co
Fort Wayne
Ind
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Birdie
Carrig
Penna
Rebekahs
Humes
Rehoboth
A. Reesink
Ennett
Coats
Bennett
House OF Fashion
Sherril Reed
R. Borstorff
Wayside Market
Cortland
SCOTT
Sprint
New York Shorttown
Robert
Ine
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